
2. International Opportunities for Libraries and Librarians
3. Continuing Education Program
COOL NURSING SITE AWARD
Ellen Bosman's web site Transcultural & Multicultural Health Links http://www.lib.iun.indiana.edu/trannurs.htm has been selected as The Cool Nursing Site of the week for February 22, 1998. (see: http://www.odyssee.net/~fnord/nurselink.html). The Cool Nursing Site was "developed to aid nurses, and those interested in the profession, find quality web sites." Bosman's site was chosen based on merit and qualified as a "well thought out meta-list." The CNS award project is non-commercial and non-sponsored. Bosman is Assistant Librarian and Head of Technical Services at IUN.
InULA AWARDS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT
Chris Long of Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis, has been awarded an InULA Professional Development Grant of $500.00 for his program "Coping with Technostress: How to Stay Sane in Interesting Times." Congratulations Chris! The InULA Professional Development Grant is intended to encourage and support the development and presentation of workshops, conferences, lectures and other activities designed to foster the professional development of Indiana University Libraries personnel. For further information, see InULA's web site at http://www.indiana.edu/~inula.
--Andrea Morrison, InULA President and Gail MacKay, InULA Professional Development Committee, chair
2. INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANS
The Office of International Programs offers grant opportunities to support libraries and librarians at any IU campus for a range of projects and activities aimed at developing the international collections of their libraries, or enhancing their ability to take advantage of international opportunities regarding library development. Types of proposals supported include: international travel to specific world areas for print and media acquisitions; domestic or international travel to examine special collections that might enhance the university's holdings, or to collaborate with colleagues at other institutions on international projects; domestic or international travel to special book or media fairs featuring international content; visits to funding agencies in the U.S. or abroad to identify and coordinate support for special or unique library projects with an international focus. One-time funding is also available for projects that enhance user access to IU's international collections and resources.
Proposals must have a major international dimension. Proposals will be enhanced if they can demonstrate a commitment of matching funds from relevant units (area studies centers, departments, schools, or the IU Libraries). Acquisition travel proposals must include a commitment from the campus library that acquisition funds will be available.
ELIGIBILITY: Tenured and tenure-track librarians at any IU campus
DEADLINE: March 15
FUNDING: Awards range between $500 to $3,000
For more information, contact 'libnews'
3. CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM - REMINDER
The BLFC Continuing Education Committee will host a session entitled "Showcasing Library Web Sites". This session will feature the web sites of various librarians on Bloomington campus.
Wednesday, March 4
10 am -- 11:15 am
This session will feature sites created and or maintained by: Marilyn Irwin, Institute for the Study of Developmental Disabilities Marianne Mason, Law Library Emma Dederick, Music Library Perry Willett, Bibliographer for English and American Literature and Philosophy--Juliet Smith, chair
Monday, March 2 Horizon Working Chairs 9:00 am - 12:30 pm 043 Thursday, March 5 Management Group Meeting 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Dowling International Center
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